Bonus Problem$)(8$ points$)$

MountainMole Foods has decided to use the perfect order measurement approach to track its logistics performance. According to MountainMole, a perfect order is one that $(1)$ is delivered on time, $(2)$ arrives in one complete shipment, $(3)$ arrives undamaged, $(4)$ is correctly billed. MountainMole has the following performance figures for the past four years: $($Assume that there is at most one error per order.$)$

Year

Total Shipments

On$-$time Shipments

Complete Shipments

Undamaged Shipments

Correctly Billed Shipments

$\backslash$table$[[$Year$],[2000,2001,2002$